A Content Delivery Network (CDN) is all about making a website load faster, for all users, no matter where they are in the world.

This is done by caching (storing) copies of your site on servers at the network edge. For example, if your site is hosted at a UK data centre (like it is with us), there could be a delay if you try to access that site from the Australia. So a copy of your website is stored on a server closer to users, called a Point of Presence (POP).

• Multiple copies of your site’s data is stored at different POPs throughout the world, so your site will load faster in remote places. Your users will navigate your site more efficiently, wherever they are.
• It’s great for users, and it also helps your website in other ways. Search engines love fast-loading websites so there’s an SEO benefit to having a CDN too.
• We currently have “POP’s” in: Eemshaven (NLD), Madrid (ESP), Frankfurt (DE), London (UK), Moscow (RUS), Reading (UK), Dublin (IRE), Paris (FRA), Milan (IT), Zurich (CH), Stockholm (S), Warsaw (PL), Hamina (FIN), Saint-Ghislain (B), North Virginia (USA), Ohio (USA), North California (USA), Iowa (USA), South Carolina (USA), Virginia (USA), Texas (USA), Oregon (USA), California (USA), Utah (USA), Nevada (USA), Dallas TX (USA), Canada (Central CAN), Montreal, Quebec (CAN), Toronto, Ontario (CAN), Hong Kong (HK), Mumbai (IND), Delhi (IND), Ningxia (CHN), Beijing (CHN), Taiwan, Seoul (KR), Singapore, Sydney (AUS), Melbourne (AUS), Tokyo (JPN), Osaka (JPN), Jakarta (ID), Cape Town(SA), Sāo Paulo (BR), Santiago (CL), Bahrain, UAE, Tel Aviv (IL).